51¸£ÀûÉç has embraced a culture of Q2 service excellence, as we become the next great learner-centric university. Q2 stands for two simple questions, “what and how.” What do you need and how can I help? But it also encompasses the bigger picture, What are the expectations of our students and colleagues? How can we exceed those expectations, all of the time, for all people? We ask these questions because every student counts.
The Q2 Council, comprised of Q2 Champions, partners with university stakeholders to infiltrate the Q2 culture in all areas of the university. Q2 Champions are the keepers of Lindenwood’s culture by ensuring service goals and commitment are a continuous priority. Q2 Champions partner with university leadership to develop a continuous feedback loop in order to meet and exceed student expectations.
The Q2 Council focuses on improvements in three main areas - process, place, and people.
Process: a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve service excellence.
Place: anywhere students and colleagues meet within the University.
People: the students or colleagues in the University.
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Chair: Brittany Brown
Academic Services: Jill Green
College of Arts and Humanities: Maite Nunez-Betelu
College of Education and Human Services: Maggie Pavone
College of Science, Technology, and Health: Lori Crow
Library Services: Joanna DeYoung
Plaster College of Business and Entrepreneurship: Laura Wehmer-Callahan, Steve Coleman, and Karolina Schneider
Provost Office: Lindsey Johnston
Student Support Services: Janet Owens
Jen Edler
Patrick Hopson
Jessica Bucci
Joseph Zitta
Mya Wallace and Katie Zingg
Jerry Cooper, Woody Ellis, and Joyce Norman
Admissions: Rachel Imming, Jennifer Perryman
Admissions Processing: Clayton Janvrin
Bursar's Office: Zeke Chism
Marketing: Nia Coleman
Student Financial Services: Jessica Williams
Meredith Boerding, Hunter Davis, and Caitlin Dollins